Peso Pluma is a young Mexican singer-songwriter whose urban styling of regional Mexican music has quickly taken him to the top of the charts. He is one of the artists who has taken corridos tumbados global. These are basically sweet Mexican ballads about hard-core gangster life.
Peso Pluma in New York City
Prospect Heights, Brooklyn
Peso Pluma “Éxodo Tour” sings his urban regional Mexican corridos tumbados at Barclays Center in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn; on Thursday, October 3, 2024, at 8:30pm. From $46. 🇲🇽
New York City Venues
Peso Pluma
Hassan Emilio Kabande Laija was born in Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico on June 15, 1999. His mother’s family is from Sinaloa. His Lebanese Palestinian father is from Chiapas, Mexico. Many people don’t realize that Latin America has significant Lebanese and Palestinian immigration.
Pluma grew up in Gaudalajara, the home of mariachi / ranchera. He taught himself to play guitar from YouTube. His stage name means “money pen.”
Part of his appeal is his regular guy image and smokey voice. People can really relate to that. He often looks like someone you’d meet on a road trip in Mexico. He has some comic sense too. His expression often seems to say, “I can’t believe this is happening to me. Can you?”
Albums
- “Éxodo” (2024)
- “Génesis” (2023) won the Grammy for “Best Música Mexicana.
- “Efectos Secundarios” (2021)
- “Ah y Qué?” (2020)
Tours
- Éxodo Tour (2024)
- Doble P Tour (2023)
Information
X @_PesoPluma
Facebook @PesoPlumaDobleP
Instagram @pesopluma
YouTube @pesopluma_oficial
TikTok @therealpesopluma